1Open the hood and find the battery

The battery is at the front of the engine bay. Remove any plastic cover over it.
A little guidance for your next fix. Follow these steps to battery replacement for your Ford F-150.

A slow crank, clicking, or a "battery saver active" message usually means your F-150 needs a new battery. On the 13th-gen F-150 the battery is under the hood and the swap takes about 30 minutes. Trucks with Auto Start-Stop need an AGM battery.
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The battery is at the front of the engine bay. Remove any plastic cover over it.

Loosen the black terminal nut and lift the cable off. On trucks with a battery monitoring sensor, disconnect at the clamp, not the sensor plug.

Remove the red terminal, then unbolt the hold-down bar with a socket and extension.

Truck batteries are heavy (40–55 lb). Lift straight up with both hands.

Seat it the same way, refit the hold-down, connect positive first, negative last, and tighten both clamps.
General guidance only. Procedures vary by year, engine and trim; if unsure, consult a qualified mechanic or your owner’s manual.